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mokwa

v1.0.6

Published

Shortest ways to easily manage and efficiently use your commands with ease

Downloads

10

Readme

Mileest 🚀

  • Author - Emmanuel Omoiya
  • Documentation - https://www.mileest.vercel.app/docs/

Your personal online commands manager

Note: Mileest will now save and sync mils locally and with the cloud.

Requirements

NodeJS >= 14.0.0

Node Package Manager (NPM) >= 6.0.0

An Internet Connection

Installation

To install Mileest, run the following command in your terminal

npm i -g mil-cli

Usage

Account & Authentication

This section contains everything related to your Mileest account, to reset your password, you would have to do that on the website at https://www.mileest.vercel.app

Create a new Mileest account

Create a new Mileest account from the terminal, you can also do this on the website at https://www.mileest.vercel.app

mil join

Login to your account

Login to your Mileest. You need to be logged in to use Mileest

mil login

View Current User

View who is currently logged in

mil me

Sign out of Mileest CLI

Logout of your Mileest account

mil logout

Lists

This section contains everything related to Mileest 🔫

Create a new Mileest

Add a new list to your collection, or pool (get the reference?)

mil create [LIST NAME]

OR

mil c [LIST NAME]

You would have to enter the:

  • Mileest separated by commas (eg. mkdir test-folder, cd test-folder)
  • Description of the list (eg. This is my test list)
  • Visibility of the list

View all lists

This will show all lists you own, it will attempt to fetch it locally first by default.

mil list

OR

mil ls

Execute a personal list

This will automatically execute a list you OWN locally first and then try to execute it online.

mil run [LIST NAME]

OR

mil r [LIST NAME]

Execute a public list

This will automatically execute a PUBLIC list from a user's pool (collection of lists)

mil run -p [USERNAME] [LIST NAME]

Delete a list

This will delete a list you OWN locally and online

mil delete [LIST NAME]

New: Sync with Mileest Cloud

This will download and save all lists from the cloud to make them available offline.

mil sync

Extra

Other things included for you - these will be updated over time

Clear Terminal

This will clear ALL the terminal/console output

mil clean

OR

mil c

Push to a set GIT repository

This will push to a pre-configured GIT repository

mil push [YOUR COMMIT MESSAGE]

OR

mil p [YOUR COMMIT MESSAGE]

HELP

mil help [COMMAND]

You can also run the command below to open the online docs

mil doc

If you need to report a bug, request a feature or request for help, contact [email protected] or reach out to me on Twitter